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Cathedral Cycle of Prayer • Nts • Vacancies Cycle of Prayer 2021 !1 of !7 Cathedral Cycle of Prayer • nts • Vacancies ! Walton Deanery January Monday 18th. St Columba Anfield: Daniel Howard, Tom Allen, Adrian Manson. Tuesday 19th. St Luke Walton: Frank Cain, Colin Greene. Wednesday 20th. St John Walton: Fran Myatt Thursday 21st. Walton Team (St Mary, St Aiden, St Nathaniel): Fiona Pennie, Michael Freeman, Jean Flood. Friday 22nd. Emmanuel Fazakerley: Mike Hindley, Joy Gambardella. Saturday 23rd. St Paul Fazakerley: Andy Brown, Ricky Panter, Jane Panter. Sefton South Deanery Monday 25th. Litherland Team: Andrew Stott, Ravi Sangra, Alan Finch, Gwen Carter, Sue Green, Norma Manton, Jenny Brady, Judith Ronan, Andrea Gray: St Philip School. Tuesday 26th. Christ Church Bootle: vacancy, Josie Williams: Christ Church School, Bedford School: Christ Church Youth and Community Centre. Wednesday 27th. St Matthew & St Leonard Bootle: vacancy, Paula Bridson, Heather Goldsmith, George Carter, John Boyes: St Leonard’s Youth & Community Centre: Rimrose Hope School. Thursday 28th. St Faith Great Crosby & St Mary Waterloo: John Reed, Bill Matthews, Denise McDougall, Dennis Smith, Janet Bissex, Peter Walker, Paula O’Shaughnessy, Ray Bissex, Joyce Green. Friday 29th. Netherton-With-Sefton Team (St Oswald Netherton & St Helen Sefton): Debbie Statter, Penny Leeman, Ken Dagger, Polly Glenn, Raymond Glen: St Oswald School. Saturday 30th. Christ Church with St John Waterloo: Gregor Cuff, Colin Oxenforth, Pam McLoughlin, Glenys Adams, Jean Wyatt: St John School. Sefton North Deanery February Monday 1st. St Nicholas Blundellsands: Beth Anderson, Keith Thornborough, Alan Brooks, Bill Matthews, Chris Jones, Jennifer Levick, Bill Mainey: St Nicholas School. Tuesday 2nd. St Michael Blundellsands: Neil Short, Helen Hunter, Lucy Faulkner: Valewood School, St Michaels High School. Cycle of Prayer 2021 !2 of !7 Cathedral Cycle of Prayer Wednesday 3rd. St Luke Crosby: Amanda Bruce, Jackie Parry, Margaret Quayle, Barbara Chambers, Bill Pierce, Dave Lowrie, Linda Bisig, Gillian Beardwood, Graham Wood, Keith Cawdron: St Luke’s School. Thursday 4th. All Saints with St Frideswyde Thornton: Kath Rogers, Andrew Thompson Smith, Audrey Bruford, Natalie West, Jen Williams: All Saints Children’s Ventures preschool. Friday 5th. St Giles with St Peter Aintree: Nathan Thorpe, Sue Smith: Davenhill School. Saturday 6th. Maghull & Melling: Janice Hill, Simon Elliott, Dave Hamlett, Gordon MacLeod, Marion Simmons, Dave Sherman, Claire Sherman, Pat Dunbar, Martin Doran: St Andrew’s School, Hudson School, Melling School, Summerhill School. Monday 8th. St Stephen Hightown: Jan Ashton, John Gibson, Colin Goodyear. Tuesday 9th. St Luke Formby: Matt Davis, Roy Baker, Frances Briscoe, Anne Dixon, Allan Hobson, Jean Watts: St Luke School, Woodlands School, Range High School. Wednesday 10th. Holy Trinity Formby & St Michael and All Angels Altcar: Mark Stanford, David Taylor, Janet Eastwood, Garth Raybould, Brian Thorn, John Paton, Duncan Wylie, Ruth Woodward, Sylvia Beardsell, Vicky Sime, Sue Raby: Trinity St Peter School, Redgate School. Thursday 11th. St Peter Formby: Anne Taylor, Simon Macaulay, Ted Woods, Alison Woodhouse, Raymond Lee, Chris Quine, Peter Paine, Arthur Siddall, Derek Tinsley, Michael Pitts, Peter Davies: Freshfield School, Formby High School, Trinity St Peter School. Widnes Deanery Friday 12th. St Michael with St Thomas Ditton: Linda Riley-Dawkin, Les Moss: Spinney Avenue School. Saturday 13th. St Basil & All Saints Hough Green: Peter Dawkin, Sue Shellien, Keith Austin: All Saints Upton School. Monday 15th. East Widnes Team (St Luke Farnworth, St Ambrose Widnes, Cronton Mission): Bob Pearson, Ray Jones, Sue Smither, Clare Liptrott, Lesley Wright, Dave Roberts: Cronton School, Farnworth School, Lunts Heath School. Tuesday 16th. South Widnes Team (St Mary Hale, St Mary Widnes): Roland Harvey, Chris Holleran, Eddie O’Neill, David Thompson, Bill Holliday, Janice Farrell, Steve Farrell: Hale School, Halebank School. Wednesday 17th. Transform Widnes (St Paul Widnes, St John Widnes): Greg Sharples, Craig Gaudion, Penny Stradling, Steve Shuttleworth. West Derby Deanery Thursday 18th. St Anne Stanley & St Paul Stoneycroft: Emma Williams, Gary Hughes, Russell Greenacre, Tracie Dunsby, Victoria Allen: St Anne School, Corinthian School, St Cuthbert School. Friday 19th. St John Knotty Ash: Julia Jesson, Irene Tuzio, Phil Wells, Sue Mitchell: Knotty Ash School, Clifford Holroyd SEN College. Saturday 20th. St Mary West Derby: Stephen Boyd, Jenny Bowen, Robert Williams, Kathy Yates, Liz Shields, Jane Ward, Kelly Parker, Vinny Ainsworth: St Mary’s School, St Paul’s School, Blackmoor Park School. Cycle of Prayer 2021 !3 of !7 Cathedral Cycle of Prayer Monday 22nd. St Christopher Norris Green: Barbara Smith, Cherith Whitterington: Monkstown School, Broad Square School. Tuesday 23rd. St John Tuebrook: Vacancy, Christopher Cook, Yazeed Said: Lister School, West Derby Comprehensive School. Wednesday 24th. Holy Spirit Dovecot: Peter Smyth: Dovecot School, Blueberry Park School. Thursday 25th. St Cuthbert Croxteth Park: Laura Leatherbarrow: Emmaus School. Friday 26th. Christ Church Norris Green: Helen Edwards, Tom Langdon-Smith, Nic Findlay, Triple C staff: Leamington School, Ranworth Square School, Wellesbourne School, St Teresa’s School. Saturday 27th. St Andrew Clubmoor: James Green, Tim Griffths, Sue Jamieson, Blair Bushnell: Roscoe School. March Monday 1st. Good Shepherd: Poppy Thorpe, Ann Handslip: De La Salle School, St John Bosco School. Tuesday 2nd. St David Childwall: Vacancy Wednesday 3rd. All Saints Stoneycroft: Howard Leatherbarrow, Daniel Jeyerai, Jacqueline Davies, Catriona Richardson: Broadgreen School. Thursday 4th. St Paul Croxteth: Vacancy Huyton Deanery Friday 5th. St Bartholomew Roby: Kate Wharton, Bill Forster, Arthur Franklin, Graham Fuller, Rosalind Deyes, Eddie Boyes, Lynn Standish: Trinity Anglican/ Methodist Page Moss. Saturday 6th. St Gabriel Huyton Quarry: Malcolm Rogers, Jonty Forster, Lynne Connolly, John Davis, Rebecca Richardson, Angela Rowlands: St Gabriel’s School. Monday 8th. St Mary Prescot: John Taylor, Kim Mannings, Peter Cowley, Jeff Engel: St Paul Prescot: St Mary & St Paul School. Tuesday 9th. St Michael Huyton: Marie Raffey, Liz Collison, Christine Monaghan, Gwynn Eagleton, Hazel Byron: Huyton with Roby School. Wednesday 10th. St Nicholas Whiston: Andy Telfer, Joyce Tyrer, Thursday 11th. 4 Saints Team (St Jude Stockbridge Village, St George Huyton, St Luke West Derby, St Mary Knowsley): Jayne VanDenBerg, Hugh Lea-Wilson, Lee Norton, John Crawford: Hope RC/CE School. Friday 12th. Kirkby Team (St Chad Kirkby, St Martin Southdene, St Andrew Tower Hill): Jeremy Fagan. Anne Lawlor, Philippa Lea: Kirkby School. Toxteth & Wavertree Deanery Saturday 13th. St Agnes & St Pancras: Vacancy Monday 15th. St Bede with St Clement: Elaine Jones, Tabitha Rao, Bill Sanders, Paul Strickland, David Roughley. Tuesday 16th. St Luke in the City Team (St Bride, St Dunstan Edge Hill, St Michael in the City): Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, Laura Ferguson, Louis Johnson, Christopher Hartley: Pleasant Street School, Smithdown Road School, Micah Liverpool Foodbank. Cycle of Prayer 2021 !4 of !7 Cathedral Cycle of Prayer Wednesday 17th. St Cleopas & St Gabriel Dingle: Sian Gasson, Dorothy Williams: St Cleopas School. Thursday 18th. St James in the City: Jude Padfield, Alwyn Kernaghan: St Hilda’s School, Archbishop Blanch School. Friday 19th. St Margaret of Antioch Toxteth: Bob Lewis, Bingo Allison, Juliet Stephenson, Cynthia Dowdle, David Emmott, Toby Forward, Stephen Gough, John Williams: Windsor Community School. Saturday 20th. Christ Church, Toxteth Park: Keith Hitchman, Annette James, Christopher Topping. Monday 22nd. St Michael in the Hamlet: Keith Hitchman, John Morris, John Pritchard. Tuesday 23rd. St. Philemon Toxteth: Brian Elflick, Andrew Simmons, David Smethem. Wednesday 24th. Holy Trinity Wavertree: Robert Clack, Jeanette Griffiths, John Philips, Clive Rigby: Wavertree School. Thursday 25th. St Bridget & St Thomas Wavertree: Elaine Jones, Liz Roberts. Friday 26th. St Mary Wavertree: June Asquith, Irene Pyle Wigan Deanery Saturday 27th. Parish of Wigan Central (Saint Mary Ince-in-Makerfield, Saint Catharine Wigan, Saint Andrew Wigan, Christ Church & Saint Anne Ince-in- Makerfield): Tina Nicholson, Dot Gosling, James Taylor, David Long: St Catharine's School, Ince School, St. Andrew's School Monday 29th. Parish of Wigan East (All Saints Hindley, Saint Peter Hindley, Saint John the Evangelist Hindley Green, Saint Nathaniel Platt Bridge, Saint John the Evangelist Abram & Saint James and Saint Elizabeth Bickershaw): Carol Close, Ron Crankshaw, Ann Stein, David Brooke, Steve Clarke: St Peter's School, St Mary's School, St. Philip's School, All Saints' School, St. John's School Tuesday 30th. Parish of Wigan North East (Saint David Haigh and Aspull, Saint John the Baptist New Springs, Saint Stephen Whelley, Saint Elizabeth Aspull): Steve Beck, Frances Shoesmith, Sandra Jones, Mike Perrin: Canon Sharples School, Haigh and Aspull School Wednesday 31st. Parish of Wigan North West (Saint Luke Orrell & St Francis of Assisi Kitt Green, Saint Barnabas Marsh Green): Rachel Sheehan, Philip Anderson, Catherine Cosslett, John Southern, David Abbott, Stephen Fairburn, Wendy Williams, Pauline Makin: St John’s School. April Thursday 1st. Parish of Wigan South (Saint Peter Bryn, Saint Aidan Billinge, Holy Trinity Ashton-in-Makerfield and Saint Thomas Ashton-in-Makerfield): Sue Fulford, Jeremy Thomas, Izzy Schafer: St Thomas' School,
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